Times Advocate, 1994-06-29, Page 9CQMMIJ N ITY
Times -Advocate, June 29, ,1994
Page 9
Children
should watch
out for men
offering rides
EXETER - Two men offering to
give children rides near Exeter Pub-
lic School were reported to Exeter
OPP. The men, who appeared to be
in their 30's, were driving a four -
door older brown car. OPP ask that
anyone with further information re-
port it immediately.
A break -and -enter at Metzger
Meats, in Hensall, occurred last
Tuesday. OPP report that $1800 in
meat and cash were stolen, as well
as a .22 calibre rifle. The incident
occurred between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m.
the next day.
Holtzmann's IGA reported a pop
vending machine was broken into
with a person who may have a key.
OPP advise anyone to watch for sus-
picious activity at other vending ma-
chines in the area.
A similar incident at Glanville's
Garage was reported to OPP June
25. Both cash and pop were stolen
from the vending machine.
Diamond ring
lost on Grand
Bend beach
GRAND BEND - A Waterloo
woman lost a 14 kt gold ring with
three diamonds on the Grand Bend
beach June 22. Grand Bend OPP
are seeking any information about
the ring.
An outboard motor was stolen
from Port Franks. The 1976 Mer-
cury outboard 7.5 H.P. was black
on colour. Its value is unknown.
A total of 30 charges were laid
over the past week in Grand Bend.
Failing to
yield is
reason for
two collisions
EXETER - OPP report that four
car Accidents occurred between
June 19 and 25. The first accident
resulted when Honey Willcroson, of
Stephen Township, struck a tree af-
ter leaving the road. Minor injuries
were sustained by both the driver
and passenger.
John Whitc of McGillvary Town-
ship hit a deer while driving down
County Road 5 of Stephen Town-
ship. The accident occurred early
on June 22. Minor damage was
done to the vehicle.
Two cars collided Saturday eve-
ning on Concession 2-3 of Stephen
Township. Timothy Berg of Blan-
chard Township proceeded through
a stop sign and struck Cory Eveland
of Stephen Township. There were
no injuries, but both vehicles had
extensive damagc.
Also on June 25 Shawne Traquair
of Blanshard Township failed to
yield from a side road in Usborne
Township and struck a vehicle be-
ing driven by Mary Brintnell of Us -
borne Township. No injuries were
sustained by either drivers.
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will be post-poned until the
following Friday July 8
We apologize for any ancon-
venience and hope you have
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Hair today, gone tomorrow
South Huron District
High School music
teacher Bob Robilliard
was letting his hair
grow long this season
as part of a fundraising
event for the music pro-
gram. At the end of the
school's final spring
concert on Tuesday
more than 25 lucky
winners had a chance
to take home a lock of
Robilliard's hair.
Names were drawn
from a box and they got
to cut the clump of
choice.
Above, Robilliard
anticipates his cut
while at right; Jeff Bow-
en
owen gets down to the
business of trimming
Robilliard's hair. Below,
Chris Passmore, Ro-
billiard and Heather
Steckle display the end
result.
Capsule Comments
with Ernie Miatello
Poor -fitting shoes can play havbc with our feet. Bun-
ions are caused by shoes that are too tight. Women
suffer the majority of foot problems like bunions,
hammertoes and neuroma (thickended, painful
nerves in the forefoot making walking difficult). The
solution? Wider shoes. They may look less fashion-
able, but your feet will thank you.
How much water should you take with your medication? Actually, an 8
oz. glassful will supply the necessary volume of liquid to allow the medi-
cine to dissolve quickly and be more rapidly absorbed. (This means it
will work faster.)
Speaking of water, most people don't drink enough and they risk border-
line dehydration. Symptoms of headache and fatigue can occur. Water
is Nature's perfect beverage. It contains no calories, fat, cholesterol or
artificial sweeteners. It is quality -controlled and the price is right.
A new medication patch containing lidocaine, an anaesthetic drug, is
currently being tested. When It is released it will be used to relieve the
Intense pain of shingles. a viral disease resulting in painful skin rash.
Apet;henary rel
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Highway 4
won't be
closed for
sidewalk sale
EXETER - Portions of Highway
4 won't be closed during Exeter's
upcoming sale as the Exeter Busi-
ness Association had hoped.
The BIA informed Town Council
that the Ministry of Transportation
denied an application for closure of
Highway 4 from Huron to Sanders
streets.
Ministry officials told the BIA
that they didn't want to set a prece
dent of closing major highways for
commercial use.
Instead town council agreed to
close off portions of laneways and
have parking spaces on both sides
of Main Street between Huron and
Gidley streets barricaded starting
on July 20 until late July 21.
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436 Main St.,
Exeter
Pick your
Own
Strawberries
Opening
June 22
8 a.m. - dark
1 mile east of Hwy. 4 on
Kirkton Rd. and 1/4 mile
south of Exeter Golf Club
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